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Arcade Distillery confirmed today that War Theatre will be available for Switch in March. The strategy RPG will be sold on the eShop as a digital download.

Here’s an overview, along with a first trailer:

Gamera Interactive today announced a partnership with QubicGames that will see the release of Unit 4 on Switch. Its launch is planned for March 15.

Here’s an overview of the platformer, along with a trailer:

After announcing Claybook for Switch earlier this month, developer Second Order has quickly followed up with a specific release date. We’ll be seeing it on the eShop as of March 12.

Along with today’s news, a new trailer for Claybook has arrived. Check it out below for a look at how you can create and transform worlds in the game.

Source: Second Order PR

A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. These include Atomine, This War of Mine: Complete Edition, TurtlePop, and more.

Here’s the full roundup of sales:

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Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Lunark will be made for Switch. Canari Games recently managed to raise over $80,000 (CA).

Lunark is described as “a 2D cinematic platformer in the vein of ’80s and ’90s classics such as Prince of Persia and Flashback.” Players will run, jump, hang, climb, roll, and shoot their way through “mysterious alien ruins, a flying penitentiary, a high-tech megalopolis, and a majestic forest.”

On March 7, the turn-based game Braveland Trilogy will be available on the Switch eShop. Get a look at some early footage below.

This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

tinyBuild has confirmed that an update is in the works for the Switch version of Guts & Glory, which is primarily intended to improve performance. Thus far, it looks like the team has managed to increase the average and max frame rate in different environments.

Here’s the full progress update from tinyBuild:

A couple of days ago, Smashing the Battle debuted on the Japanese Switch eShop – with the western release coming soon. Have a look at some footage below.

Cosmoscope posted a new preview video for Morphies Law version 2.0. Today we have a look at the new lobby, which lets players choose an instrument and make sounds with over 30 different instruments and over 10 million combinations.

Here’s the news from Cosmoscope:


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